One of my biggest pain-points starting out in New Construction that I sought up people to teach me the process... and like you, I was willing to volunteer my time.

https://www.amazon.com/Airbnb-Virtual-Assistants-Handbook-Es...The Airbnb Virtual Assistant’s Handbook: The Essential Guide for Airbnb Hosts Operating

The boundary by acquiescence came about after the people that bought our home built a fence and drama started.

After more than 50 years of actively investing in many different kinds of real estate one of my primary goals is to assist other, or potential investors to get started or move forward.

(I know it's a particular tenant because the other tenant's dog is too small to leave this mess and because the other tenant has complained about this problem.)Wouldn't want to evict for this, but I am committed to my yard being useable by all tenants at all times, so I need to crack down and know what the process is for fully enforcing this rule, especially given how tenant-friendly Chicago is.Just curious what people think based on their experience:1.

His goal was to get X number of doors and then travel the world while his virtual assistants ran his properties. 

Quote from @Jules Aton: Hi Noah, the best advice I can offer is work like a maniac now and save money so when you are ready to launch you will have the funds to assist in success.  

When people call, I schedule appointments 15 minutes apart.

Just trying to understand what the normal daily grind looks like for agents, so I can see where AI, acting as a personal assistant, might actually help with small but repetitive tasks like running CMAs, auto-scheduling showings, following up with leads, and handling routine communication.

The way I have raised private money has been by hosting my own meet ups and sharing with people what I do and letting them know that they're able to lend on my deals if they'd like and earn a return.